8.29.2010

8.27.2010

I like the bold colours and the open spaces in this Swedish summer house, located in the region of Skåne. It used to be a typical farmhouse, but the house is now opened-up with large windows. Two thirds of the walls and ceilings are removed, to create one large kitchen and living area. The house was featured in Swedish magazine Residence 5/2009 and is designed by LASC studio. Read more here

This is from the home of Norwegian artist Maria Øverbye, as you might see from the paintings on the wall. All the art you can see on the walls are actually for sale! If you´re in Oslo saturday 11th, Øverbye and photographer Anja Niemi will auction their work at this wonderful location in Kjelsås, Oslo. More about it here

8.23.2010

I´m back after a long summer vacation... We haven´t had time to do much work in our cabin this summer - we have spent time with our little baby girl instead. Good to know this Swedish summer house took 7 year to finish. More here